King’s big moment in Canada after Trump row
What's likely to be the message when King Charles makes a speech in Canada?
Can Donald Trump build the ‘Golden Dome’ over the US?
Experts believe that it will take decades and hundreds of billions of dollars to build the 'Golden Dome'.
Can Donald Trump build the ‘Golden Dome’ over the US?
Experts believe that it will take decades and hundreds of billions of dollars to build the 'Golden Dome'.
DRC’s ex-president Kabila slams justice system after losing immunity
Kabila, accused of ‘treason’ and ‘war crimes’, denies government accusations of links to M23 rebel group.
Rebuked by Trump but praised at home: How Ramaphosa might gain from US showdown
The calm reaction of South Africa's president to the Oval Office ambush might boost his standing at home.
Rebuked by Trump but praised at home: How Ramaphosa might gain from US showdown
The calm reaction of South Africa's president to the Oval Office ambush might boost his standing at home.
Hectic two weeks leaves Russia confident – and peace in Ukraine feeling no closer
On Ukraine peace talks, the Kremlin has played for time through deflections and side-steps, writes the BBC's Steve Rosenberg.
Hectic two weeks leaves Russia confident – and peace in Ukraine feeling no closer
On Ukraine peace talks, the Kremlin has played for time through deflections and side-steps, writes the BBC's Steve Rosenberg.
US lifts first sanctions on Syria following Trump’s surprise announcement
The president announced the sanctions relief in May, ahead of an unannounced visit with Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa.
Does criticising Israel amount to anti-Semitism?
Israel often labels anyone who criticises its devastating war on Gaza as 'anti-Semtic'.
Harvard foreign students face uncertainty as Trump plan to block enrollment is halted – for now
It comes a day after the administration said it had revoked Harvard's access to student visa programmes.
Paris court convicts eight over 2016 Kim Kardashian armed heist
Trial featured emotional testimony from Kardashian, who said the robbery was traumatising but forgave ringleader.
Tensions rise as superpowers scrap for a piece of the Arctic
As Arctic ice melts, global powers seize new opportunities to extract oil, speed up trade and boost their military presence.
Tensions rise as superpowers scrap for a piece of the Arctic
As Arctic ice melts, global powers seize new opportunities to extract oil, speed up trade and boost their military presence.
Tensions rise as superpowers scrap for a piece of the Arctic
As Arctic ice melts, global powers seize new opportunities to extract oil, speed up trade and boost their military presence.
Her daughter was taken and sent abroad – 44 years later, they found each other
Hundreds made damning allegations of fraud, kidnapping and trafficking about an overseas adoption programme.
She found her daughter after 44 years. Now she’s suing Korea’s government
Hundreds made damning allegations of fraud, kidnapping and trafficking about an overseas adoption programme.
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, May 23, 2025 – Institute for the Study of War
- Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, May 23, 2025 Institute for the Study of War
- Kharkiv: Why Russian troops are massing near Ukraine's 'fortress city' Sky News
- ISW: Putin uses nationalism and tradition to militarize Russian society Euromaidan Press
- Ukraine Prepares for a Russian Summer Offensive Royal United Services Institute
- Ukraine's front-line pressure and risks of Russia's summer offensive The Kyiv Independent
US government issues sudden warning on Switzerland travel – TheStreet
- US government issues sudden warning on Switzerland travel TheStreet
- The 5th Safest Country in the World Is Now Under a Surprising U.S. Travel Advisory—What Travelers Should Know Yahoo
- Switzerland Joins Canada, Argentina, Japan, South Korea, Austria, and Qatar as US Issues New Travel Advisories Travel And Tour World
- U.S. Travelers Warned About New Risk in Popular European Destination parade.com
- U.S issues travel advisory for Switzerland, one of the world's richest and advanced nations, here are reas The Economic Times
Sperm from cancer-risk donor used to conceive at least 67 children across Europe
Case of man carrying rare genetic variant fuels calls for limit on number of children that can be fathered by one donor
The sperm of a man carrying a rare cancer-causing mutation was used to conceive at least 67 children, 10 of whom have since been diagnosed with cancer, in a case that has highlighted concerns about the lack of internationally agreed limits on the use of donor sperm.
Experts have previously warned of the social and psychological risks of sperm from single donors being used to create large numbers of children across different countries. The latest case, involving dozens of children born between 2008 and 2015, raises fresh concerns about the complexity of tracing so many families when a serious medical issue is identified.
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